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Also known as Risk-n, because he is a hectic snowboarder. He has -2 shoes.
Hey Rixon, how was snowboarding? Daniel is such a bruce!
Rixon by Ell... October 21, 2008
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Yo dude stop being such a rixon
Rixon by BringBackBanav June 11, 2019
The name originates from the epic tales of the Portuguese Warriors. It signifies a person who is sophisticated yet simple, over achiever yet down to earth, successful yet humble and some even say he is the modern day womanizer with a huge shlong. People's lives change when they interact with Rixon and legends say that if you meet Rixon in person, you want to freeze time and live in that moment forever.
That guy Rixon, I want to be like him when I grow up.
Rixon by Darkknight108 November 22, 2021
A gorgeous kind hearted man. Rixon is the friend you need to better yourself. He will be one of the most trust worthy and loyal people to have around.
My name is rixon
rixon by Fairyjackson November 23, 2021
a sly cheating lying dogg whom has no respect for their mates or freinds except spends the majority off thier time sleezing around at their girlfreinds house.
Hey guy rixon wanna come out for a few drinks tonite man. "Nar man i have to work on a truck tonite"
Come on guy dont lie " Ok then im going to see my girlfreind ellephant
guy rixon by Woofy woof October 25, 2008

Ridonk Tingz

1) The new "epic".

2) Something ridiculous or ridonkulous that is so radical it deserves a gangsta accent to it.
Nazarus: I heard Sha Nay Nay was walkin down to Watermelondrea's house when she suddenly stepped in elephant shit, and she was like "RiDoNk TinGz."

Natalius: That is pretty Ridonk boy.

Nazarus: True to the hood.
Ridonk Tingz by Nataliusss May 28, 2009
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Rumours were flying everywhere, so she went northstarring — one checked fact at a time.
Northstarring by Light Bearer October 22, 2026
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